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  • moosers's review

    The Arturia Analog Factory 2 was a quick piece of software to install as it only took a few minutes in total. The interface of the plug-in took even quicker to figure out as everything is easy to understand and the basic features are easily located. The software has a ton of different presets as well as sections of parameters for level, filter, LFO, key parameters, FX mix (delay and chorus) and envelope sliders for attack, delay, sustain, and release. This is pretty much all that you need to get a good amount of varying sounds as the presets offer up enough to begin with. I haven't seen the manual for the Arturia Analog Factory 2 software, so I don't know if it would be helpful or not while trying to learn this software. SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE I am currently running the Arturia Analog Factory 2 software on a Mac Book Pro that has a 2.2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 4 GB of RAM. I run the plug-in both as a stand alone plug-in and in Apple Logic Pro. I haven't had any problems thus far running the software on this configuration as I don't get any latency at all. However, this really depends on the machine that you are running this on as everybody's system is different and you never know how well it will run until you actually do it. This being said, I don't think that this software takes up an incredible amount of processing power and as long as you have a pretty good system you shouldn't have any problems running it. OVERALL OPINION I've had the Arturia Analog Factory 2 software for about six months and I've become a huge fan of this software. It is incredibly versatile and I love pretty much all of the sounds that you can get with this software as they are quite realistic sounding. This is great to have around as it gives me quick access to a plethora of analog synth sounds all in one place. This is a very reasonably priced piece of software and is one that I would highly recommend to anyone who wants a lot of different analog synth sounds in one place for a great price.

  • songboy's review

    I use a Macbook with Logic 9 and Ableton 7, so far not a single compatibility issue. Works Great! I have not looked at the manual, actually, I'm not really sure if came with one, but, like many of Arturia's instruments, it is a physical model of the actual instrument and there fore most all of the functions are right in front of you. Most questions can be answered by studying up on the workings of an actual Modular Synth. Is the config/setup simple? Well that depends on how experienced you are on Modular synths. This thing was a little daunting for me, and still is to be honest, due to the massive amount of options and modules. If you really want to use this thing properly, study up (good site for some info is www.synthesizers.com). The typical functions are very easy to access, they are all right in front of your face. SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE The software works great in Logic 9 and Ableton 7 as well as it works great as a standalone. This software is very stable, it has never crashed on me nor has it ever failed to save or load a preset. Well, this is obviously a digital representation of a beautiful Analog Monster. If you are trying to compare it to the real deal, you will be disappointed. But, if you weigh that against the fact that the plugin costs thousands less, makes damn good sounds and can go with you anywhere you take your laptop, it gets a 10 out of 10 for me. I have been using this plugin for about 6 months. I am still pretty much a novice at it, but spending an hour on this unit once in awhile will yield some great sounds. OVERALL OPINION What do I like most about this plugin? It sounds fantastic for what it is. The options are virtually endless (or at least seem that way to me right now) and it fits right into my laptop. What don't I like? Well, its so large it doesn't fit entirely on screen. Instead of creating a Scroll bar that you could operate via mac's 2 finger scroll option, or even the arrow keys, you have to click on the unit and drag. Its not a huge problem, but when playing live, the former options would have been much better. I believe my studio partner got this is an Arturia synth pack for a few hundred bucks. Every synth included rules so I say its worth every penny. Again, sound quality suffers in comparison to the real deal, but that is to be expected, especially when its a Moog (best synths in the world). This is the only Moog Modular plugin I have ever used. I would definitely buy this unit again, its a lot of fun despite the amount of time it takes to use.

  • FP User's review

    I like the features, but it is true that something is still missing : the number of instrument to be played simultaneously could be improve (Arturia announced on its website a new feature for the new upgrade of Storm to come this summer: the ability to run and sync as many Storms as wanted...Which means an infinite number of modules playing together!) Price paid $199 Very easy to use. The interface is a little too &quot;friendly&quot;, and coloured, looks like a toy! One more time the rework off all the interface has been announced for the upgrade to come. The manual is pretty clear. SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE The sound are really excellent, particulary concerning the techno / electro / dance and trance oriented styles. Effecs are very good too, and could be routed through each one of them, wich allow to obtain very experimental sounds! The audio sampler could be improved a little. There are people playing live with Storm, althoug it still needs some bug fixes to be really peace minded!...Customer support is really nice OVERALL OPINION I love this software! I used to use it as a standalone software. Now it is one of my prefered VSTi (with B4 and Pro52) and I think it is to under-estimated as a VSTi. The synths are all very great, and the price is very low. It is very great to create pads and bassline. Originally posted on FutureProducers.com Posted by: Unknown ( 5-, 2002)